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What’s up I had RoseMary feelings while recording something for a HS Epilogues project I’m doing with some friends so I isolated this bit from Candy out (threw in a line as Kanaya just for context on this bit)

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#SameEnergy

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Andy Samberg breaking on SNL - a complete gif set.

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“i don’t care,” i say, caringly, as i care deeply

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Hian Tjen “Magellani” Fall 2017 Haute Couture Collection [x]

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The Princess Bride (1987), dir. Rob Reiner

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Doing the good work for the people and translating Shakespeare as it should be done👍

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The nature of humanity is that every so often someone accidentally invents Shakespeare again

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Sauron in Dol-Guldur in the middle of the night: *ominous noises of evil and hatred*

Thranduil, leaning out his window to shout like an 80 year old lady at the kids in the park across the street: Either come kill me or shut the fuck up!

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hi yeah i found out recently that the popular caramelldansen (you know. the one you know.) is actually a fucking nightcore remix and this is the original

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forbidden knowledge

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Caramelldansen is the ultimate relic of the past because it wasn’t just a meme song it was a Nightcore remix meme song that got even more popular than the original.

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Even darker secret knowledge the original dance also isn’t that version either. Most can see the original dance in the background of a scene in Fast&Furious: Tokyo Drift.

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It’s not Nightcore, it predates Nightcore. The term you are looking for is Speedycake. After the late* DJ Speedycake.

The dance used in the vast number of 2d anime-esque caramelldansen vids has nothing to do with Caramell; it came from a gif on 4chan referred to as “Popotan dance” that started as fanart of an adult visual novel because of course it did. Speedycake was making his remixes at the same time as people were making popotan dance gifs of everything, and the memes converged into a compound supermeme that swept the internet.

The video above is yet another fan-made video, using 12 characters from the iDOLM@STER series. (Hint: the band that created the song is Swedish, so anything obviously Japanese did not come from them).

The first official video released by Caramell was this version, six years after the song was first released and two years after it started to spread as a meme: